Contents. Getting Started 4. Importing Media 7. Sequences 9. Project Organization 11. The Timeline 12. Editing 13

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1 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 1 Contents Getting Started 4 Starting a new project 4 What is a renderer? 4 Keyboard Shortcuts 4 The Interface 4 Panels 5 Preview Area - Hidden Feature! 5 Icon View 5 Metadata 5 Workspaces 6 Preferences 6 Media Cache 6 Importing Media 7 Importing Audio 7 Adjusting Audio Channels 7 Raw Files 8 Other Files 8 Sequences 9 Maximum Bit Depth and Maximum Rendering Quality 9 Linear Color 9 Track settings 10 Audio Master Channels 10 Project Organization 11 Finding Media 11 Logging & Marking Footage 11 Important! 11 Multiple Projects 11 The Timeline 12 Navigating in the Timeline 12 Editing 13 The Tool Palette 14 Retiming Clips 14 Freeze frame 14 Match frame 15 Replace Clips 15 Pancake editing 15

2 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 2 Transitions 16 Adding Transitions 16 Adjust transitions 16 Setting default transitions 16 Audio transitions types 16 Saving Transition Presets 16 Morph Cut 16 Audio 17 Audio Time Units 17 Soloing and Muting 17 Adjust Clip Gain (input volume) 17 Adjust Volume in the Timeline 17 Adjust Volume with the Audio Clip Mixer 17 Adjust Volume in the Effect Controls Panel 18 Using the audio track mixer 18 Adding Audio Effects 18 Fixing noise in Audition 18 Editing Music with Remix 19 Mapping Audio Channels 19 Multicamera Workflow 20 Effects 21 Scaling 21 Intrinsic Effects 21 Adjust Motion in Timeline Monitor 21 Time remapping 21 The Effects Panel 21 Popular effects 22 Copying/Pasting/Removing Effects 22 Saving presets 22 Master effects 22 What do the FX Badges mean? 22 Working with nested footage 22 Adjustment layers 23 Transparent video 23 Masking 23 Color Correction 24 Scopes 24 Lumetri Color Panel 24 Other Common Color Effects 24 Broadcast Legal/Safe 24

3 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 3 Titles 25 Add Titles 25 Duplicate Titles - Very Important! 25 Create Leaders, Color Bars and Mattes 25 Working with After Effects 26 Exporting 27 Match Sequence Settings 27 Other Settings 27 h.264 vs Quicktime h Queue vs Export 27 Create watch list 27 Where To Next? 28

4 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 4 Starting a new project Getting Started The dialog box asks a lot of questions You can change ALL these settings after you ve created the project File > Project Settings to get back to these settings at any time Best to set scratch disks/auto save at the start of the project What is a renderer? The renderer plays video and generates previews What is the Mercury Engine Playback? 64 bit Multi-threading GPU rendering What is CUDA, OpenCL or Software Only? CUDA = Nvidia graphics cards only (fastest) OpenCL = Other supported graphics cards (good) Software Only = CPU only (slowest) Keyboard Shortcuts Premiere Pro > Keyboard Shortcuts The shortcut for shortcuts (Option + Cmd+K) Can set to Final Cut 7 or Avid Media Composer shortcuts Custom shortcuts Make sure you save them when you change them Copy to clipboard The Interface Common editing panels Shift 1-4 to move between these Open 0101_GettingStarted Step through multiple source (Shift+2) To step through multiple timelines (Shift+3) Other panel shortcuts - Window menu (next to name)

5 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 5 Panels Adjusting Panels Resizing Dragging Floating (Cmd+drag) Stacking - solo mode Full screen panel - the magic key! ` (accent grave or tilda) Full screen picture Ctrl + ` Preview Area - Hidden Feature! Project Panel > panel menu > Preview Area See poster frames and important media information for selected clip Show video and audio usage Click inverted triangle to open in sequence Icon View Click at the bottom left of your project panel Expand size with slider Hover scrub Sort by fields Create your own User Order by dragging Use JKL for playback or mark in and out points (I/O) Best of both worlds List view with thumbnails turned on Project Panel > panel menu > Thumbnails Metadata Need to be in list view to see metadata Move columns by dragging them Project Panel > panel menu > Metadata Display Search for Codec Search for Video usage/audio Usage

6 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 6 Workspaces Select workspaces from Window > Workspace Reset current workspace if you mess things up Save your own workspaces Preferences File > Project Settings > consistent names Go to Premiere Pro > Preferences General Default transition length Set focus to timeline after insert/overwrite edits Snapping to timeline Opening bins default behavior Autosave Set save number and increments Media Cache Media Cache Where Premiere stores waveforms and other support files for playback Where to store your cache files? A fast drive Preferably not the same drive your application is on In a team environment, ideally a network drive Clean every 2-3 weeks to keep size down, or when troubleshooting playback/rendering issues in Premiere

7 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 7 Methods File > Import (Cmd I) Double-click blank space in the Project Panel Drag and drop from Finder Importing Media The Media Browser (a smarter way to import) Best for raw media, camera cards & spanned clips Import Assets/P2 Media Click Media Browser > panel menu > Edit columns for more metadata Preview in source monitor Importing Audio A little different in Premiere than other NLEs Best to set up everything correctly BEFORE you start editing A few definitions Audio channel - an individual audio stream (mono, left, mic 3, etc.) Audio clip - contains audio channels Audio track - contains audio clips Open 01_Audio In Avid and FCP7, media can have multiple audio clips but each clip contains 1 audio channel In Premiere, media can have multiple audio clips but each clip can also contain multiple channels This saves on screen real estate and manual panning More versatile control over channel mixing Import 05_That Summer.mp3 Audio clip types Mono - 1 channel Stereo - 2 channel channels Adaptive - many channels, adjustable as you edit Adjusting Audio Channels Clip > Modify > Audio Channels (Shift + G) Change channel and number of clips Import Mid John mp4 Can t change the number of channels once it hits the timeline Set it and forget it Premiere Pro > Preferences > Audio Set all default tracks to mono

8 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 8 Raw Files Premiere can handle most raw formats natively No need to wait for transcodes Import Red Video.r3d Best to ingest through the Media Browser Use playback resolution to play files that are 2K+ Effect Panel > Source Settings to adjust raw settings Other Files Combine separate video and audio files Clip > Merge clip Merge Sync_Video.mov Still images Best file types for stills - jpeg, tif, png or psd psd is the best, supports layers & alpha channels Import Theft_Unexpected_Layered.psd Importing vector images (ai and eps) Does not support vector scaling Scale Brightlove_film_logo.ai Adjust clip interpretation Clip > Modify Frame rate, aspect ratio, field order, alpha channel Do I need to transcode? No, you can mix codecs and frame rates on the same timeline Importing sequences from other NLEs Can import FCP7 XML, AAFs and EDLs Common issues importing these formats include titles, mattes, motion effects, other effects, speed ramps What about syncing a file with a script? You need to do this with Premiere Pro CC or earlier View the script in the Metadata panel Open NFCC_PSA.mov

9 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 9 Sequences How to create a sequence File > New Sequence New Item button (bottom right of project panel) > Sequence Ignore the presets, no one uses them Drag and drop media onto the New Item button Drag NFCC_PSA.mov onto a new sequence What is an editing mode? It does not refer to a specific codec It constrains your choices to match an export format All sequence settings can be changed afterwards, except for one (audio master channels) What is a preview codec? Unlike FCP, Premiere forgets previews on export unless you specify otherwise in your export settings A lot of clips and effects will playback in Premiere without needing to be rendered Selecting a preview codec Default codec is fine (I-Frame Mpeg), but not highest quality To change the codec, make sure you set to File Format to custom Maximum Bit Depth and Maximum Rendering Quality What is Maximum Bit Depth? Render your effects at 32-bit color depth (very high) It does not change the bit depth of your sequence Use this for color correcting, blending images, high bit depth source files What is Maximum Render Quality Improves the quality of anything that is scaled or animated inside of Premiere These 2 settings are only used on previews, do not affect exports These 2 settings are on by default if you re using GPU acceleration, unless you re using an effect that isn t supported by GPU Linear Color What is Linear Color? In addition to Maximum Render Quality, this affects how images are blended, dissolved and color corrected This setting will also affect exports regardless of your settings in export

10 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 10 Track settings You can add/delete tracks after you have created your sequence Track types Mono tracks accepts both mono and stereo clips Will only output channel 1 of stereo clips Standard tracks - accepts both mono and stereo clips (my preference) 5.1 tracks - only accepts 5.1 audio Adaptive tracks - accept stereo, mono and other adaptive clips Used for more complex track mapping in multichannel workflows Audio Master Channels This setting determines the output audio channels for your sequence Mono Stereo 5.1 Multichannel (up to 32 channels) The one sequence setting that cannot be changed

11 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 11 Project Organization Finding Media How to find things in the Project Panel The magnifying glass in the Project Panel to search all metadata Edit > Find to search specific criteria Search John in project Open 0301_Organization sequence How to find things in the Timeline Edit > Find Find All will highlight all clips at once Search bins File > New > Search Bin Create bins based on search criteria Automatically updated Logging & Marking Footage In and Out shortcuts Marking (I and O) Jump to In or Out Point (Shift+I/O) Clear in and outs (Option+X) Make subclips Cmd+U Markers Add a marker (M) Add a marker with text (M twice) Go to next marker (Shift+M) Go to previous Marker (Cmd+Shift+M) Extend marker beyond 1 frame (click+option) and drag handles Important! Anything that exists in a sequence MUST also exist in the Project Panel You will get a warning before Premiere deletes anything Multiple Projects Can you open more than 1 project at a time? File > Import You can import an entire project or selected sequences Media Browser You can import sequences as well as assets You can load sequences in the source monitor and the timeline You can copy/insert/drag sections of a sequence The only thing you can t do is edit other projects Import Other/Import.prproj in project

12 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 12 The Timeline Navigating in the Timeline Zoom horizontally Zoom in and out (+ and -) Zoom to sequence (\) Drag slider at the bottom of the timeline Open 0401_Timeline sequence Zoom vertically Expand all tracks (Shift +/-) Expand all video tracks (Cmd +/-) Expand all audio tracks (Option +/-) Drag sliders to the right of the timeline Adjust individual track heights - drag line between each track Adjust video/audio middle - drag line in between video/audio to adjust middle Adding/deleting tracks Sequence > add/delete tracks Right-click to the right of track name > add/delete track Show waveforms Timeline Panel > Wrench Icon > Show Audio Waveform Playback resolution Next to Timeline Monitor Wrench Icon Moving between edits Snapping Linking Up/down arrows Cmd up/down to select clip Sequence > selection follows playhead Shortcut is S to toggle on or off Link/unlink media (Cmd+L) Temporarily unlink media (Option+select) Toggle linked selection for entire timeline (click the linked selection button under the timecode in the Timeline panel). Overlays/Title Safe Timeline Monitor > Wrench > Safe Margins Timeline Monitor > Wrench > Overlays/Overlay settings

13 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 13 Editing Playing clips JKL (of course) Smaller speed increments (Shift+JKL) Open 0501_Editing sequence Add to timeline Drag directly from Project panel to Timeline Load in Source Monitor Drag to Timeline Drag to Timeline monitor Drag audio/video only using icons above the Source monitor controls The audio icon can also be used to show the waveform Insert/overwrite buttons (, &.) Track patching in the Timeline The box to the left patches media loaded in the Source panel to tracks in the timeline The box to the right is for selecting tracks in the timeline These two boxes are not related and do not communicate to each other Fit to fill Create a 4-point edit (in/out in Source and in/out in Timeline) to open the Fit to Fill dialog Deleting Delete a clip (Delete) Delete a clip and remove the gap (Option+Delete) Razor tool Shortcut (C) Cut through selected tracks (Cmd+K) Cut through all tracks (Shift+Cmd+K) Show Through Edits Timeline > Wrench > Show Through Edits Quick way to trim clips in the timeline Q and W

14 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 14 The Tool Palette Select forward (A) Hold down shift to select one track Select backwards (Shift+A) Ripple (B) Waste of a shortcut Use Cmd while dragging the edit point instead Rolling edits (N) Or use Option+Left/Right Slip tool (Y) Or use Option+Cmd+Left/Right) Add Shift to jump 5 frames Moving clips Move up/down tracks (Option+Up/Down) Move across time (Cmd+Left/Right) Ripple move clips (Cmd+Drag) Duplicating Edit > Copy/Paste Option+Drag Retiming Clips Rate stretch tool (R) Open 0502_Speed sequence Drag edit points to adjust speed Clip Speed Dialog (Cmd+R) Enter duration or speed Reverse speed Frame sampling vs Optical Flow Freeze frame Clip > Video Options > Hold frame Clip > Video Options > Insert Frame Hold segment Open 0503_Freeze sequence

15 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 15 Match frame Match frame (F) Open 0501_Editing sequence Reverse match frame (Shift+R) Right-click > Reveal in project Replace Clips Option+drag from Project Panel Edit point will become first frame of new clip Open 0504_Replace sequence Shift+Option+drag from Project Panel Edit point will be relative to new clip In timeline Right-click > Replace with Clip > From Bin Right-click > Replace with Clip > From Source Monitor Right-click > Replace with Clip > From Source Monitor, Match Frame Pancake editing Load selects sequence in Source Monitor by Cmd+clicking in the Project Panel Source Monitor > Wrench > Open Sequence in Timeline Drag your editing sequence below this timeline to create two stacked timelines Make sure Insert/Overwrite Nests is turned off (under timecode in Timeline) Drag directly from selects sequence to editing sequence, copy/paste or insert/overwrite Open 0505_Selects sequence

16 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 16 Transitions Adding Transitions All transitions are stored in the Effects Panel (Shift+7) Drag to edit point Open 0601_Transitions sequence Add default transition Select edit point Add video transition (Shift+D) Add audio transition (Shift+Cmd+D) Add both video and audio transition (Cmd+D) Adjust transitions In the timeline Drag the handles to adjust both sides equally Hold shift to adjust one side Double-click to enter a duration In the Effect Controls Panel Select the transition in the timeline Enter the duration Adjust the alignment Manually move the transition icon for custom position Setting default transitions In the Effect Panel, right-click the transition you want to be the default Select Set as Default Transition Audio transitions types Constant Gain (fades audio at a constant rate, not very natural) Constant Power (smooth fade, good for crossfading) Exponential Fade (even smoother fade, good for fading up from silence) Saving Transition Presets The only transition you can save as a preset is Cross Dissolve Select in Timeline Effect Controls Panel > panel menu > Save Preset Preset is saved to Effects Panel > Presets Morph Cut Morph cut will atempt to smooth out jump cuts in your footage It is located in the transitions bin in the Effects panel, just drag it onto an edit point Let it analyze and then you ll need to render the transition for real-time playback It works best with interviews subjects on locked-down shots with minimal movement in the background

17 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 17 Audio Time Units Audio Cut audio more finely using audio units rather than video frames Timeline > panel menu > Audio Time Units Open 0701_AudioTimeUnits sequence When you re editing audio linked to video with Audio Time Units on, everything will cut to frames unless you select the clips individually or unlink themvv Soloing and Muting Solo and mute tracks In the timeline, to the right of the track name Open 0702_Levels sequence Adjust Clip Gain (input volume) In the Project Panel or Timeline Shortcut is G Set gain Normalize multiple clips individually (All Peaks) Normalize multiple clips relatively (Max Peak) Gain adjustments over 6 decibels will not translate correctly in OMFs Adjust Volume in the Timeline Same shortcuts as FCP (brackets) Timeline > Wrench > Show Audio Keyframes Adjusting overall volume of a clip Use cursor to drag volume up or down Use brackets ([ and ]) Keyframing volume of a clip Use pen tool (P) to add keyframes or Cmd+click with select tool (V) Right-click keyframes to adjust the rate of change to something smoother (ease in, bezier, etc.) Adjust Volume with the Audio Clip Mixer Window > Audio Clip Mixer (Shift+9) Use this to Adjust media in the Source Monitor before adding it to the timeline (overall level only) Adjust individual clips in the timeline (turn on write keyframes to adjust over time) To reduce the number of keyframes adding when adjusting levels in real-time, go to Preferences > Audio > Linear Keyframe thinning

18 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 18 Adjust Volume in the Effect Controls Panel Effect Controls Panel Enter volume or increment with arrow keys Add keyframes by clicking the stopwatch icon next to Level Using the audio track mixer Adjust volume for an entire track (Shift+6) Add track keyframes Expand the track till you see the Show Keyframes icon Click the Show Keyframes icon and select Track Keyframes Add effects to a track Click Show/Hide effects triangle at the top left of the Track Mixer panel Add effect by clicking the small triangle icon to the right of the track effect slot Adding Audio Effects Audio EQ Good for enhancing voices or eliminating hum Dynamics (Compression) Good for leveling out voices Loudness radar Best added as an effect to the Master track Right-click the effect and select Post Fader to ensure it is measuring the loudness after any volume changes Double-click the effect name to open it s dialog box Set radar speed (the duration of the sequence) Use the Peak Indicator at the top right of dialog to monitor True Peak It measures loudness in real-time, but you can get the same results at 4x or 8x speed Fixing noise in Audition Select a clip or sequence Edit > Send to Audition Check Send through Dynamic Link to avoid having to render out the video In Audition Select a sample of the noise that doesn t include dialogue and press Shift+P to capture Noise Print Press Shift+Cmd+P to open the Noise Reduction dialog Click Select Entire File Drag the Noise Reduction slider till you re happy Click Apply and Save the file Open 0703_NoiseReduction sequence

19 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 19 Editing Music with Remix Open 0704_Remix sequence In Audition File > New > Multitrack Session Add music to a track Clip > Enable > Remix When analyzing is finished, drag the Remix icon at the end of the clip (looks like a staircase) to the desired length Mapping Audio Channels Right-click a track in the timeline and select Track Output Channel Assignments Open 0702_Levels sequence Standard and Mono tracks are sent to channel pairs only If you only want to send to one channel, use the Pan dial in the Track Mixer panel

20 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 20 In the project panel Multicamera Workflow Select all the video/audio you need for your multicamera edit Select Clip > Create Multicamera Source Sequence Sync using audio if all your camera angles have audio but no common timecode Move source clips to Processed Clips bin is good practice in case one of the angles doesn t sync Audio Sequence Settings Camera 1 = audio will come from first camera selected, or audio only file All Cameras = audio will come from all cameras (not a mixdown - each clip will be editable) Switch Audio = audio will come from the active angle during editing In the Timeline Monitor, click Wrench > Multi-Camera Use 1-9 to toggle angles, or select in Timeline Monitor Cmd+click to change angles and add an edit point To flatten your multicamera edit (e.g. for sending to another program), right-click clips and select Multicamera > Flatten You cannot undo this (outside of your standard undo limits), so be sure to make a back-up of your original sequence

21 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 21 Effects Scaling Scale to Frame Size This will resample your clips to fit any sequence Do not use this option if you want to scale up your clips more Open 0801_IntrinsicEffects sequence Set to Frame Size This will actually scale your clips to fit you current sequence using the Motion effect Use this option if you want to scale up your clips more Intrinsic Effects These are effects that feature on every video clip, including motion, opacity, Time Remapping Adjusted in Effect Controls Panel Use up/down keys to adjust values Also click+drag mouse over value Add Cmd (smaller increments) or Shift (larger increments) Click stopwatch icon to add keyframes/delete all keyframes Adjust Motion in Timeline Monitor Double-click for handles You may need to change the zoom level to be able to see these If there are multiple layers stacked in the timeline Click effect control box (next to Motion name in Effect Controls Panel) Time remapping In the timeline Expand your video track as high as possible Right-click the fx badge at the head of the clip and select Time Remapping > Speed A white line will appear in the center of the clip Hold down Cmd and click where you want to add your keyframe The clip is now broken into two speed segments With the selection tool, drag with white line up or down either side of the keyframe to adjust speed Drag keyframe handles to adjust speed transition The Effects Panel Use the magnifying glass to search for effects Use the Effect Type buttons (next to the magnifying glass) to filter specific effects, including: Accelerated effects (uses GPU for fast playback and rendering) 32 bit color (uses the highest possible colorspace for color work) Open 0802_TimeRemap sequence YUV color (processes color in YUV, good for exposure and color adjustments)

22 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 22 Popular effects Crop and drop shadow are not intrinsic effects - search for these in the Effects panel Open 0802_WarpStabilize sequence Warp Stabilizer Too many instances of this effect in one project can significantly increase project file size Ultra Key for green screen work (similar to Keylight in After Effects) Copying/Pasting/Removing Effects Open 0804_GreenScreen sequence Copy effect (Cmd+C) Paste attributes (Option+Cmd+V) Open 0805_AddRemoveEffects sequence Right-click clip > Remove effects Saving presets Select effect in Effect Controls Panel (Cmd+click to select multiple) Effect Controls Panel > panel menu > Save Preset Scale = scale keyframes to length of clip the preset is applied to Anchor In/Out = keep keyframes at exact duration, relative to beginning or end of the clip Master effects Select a clip in the timeline Open 0806_MasterEffects sequence In the Effect Controls Panel At the top left of the panel, click the greyed out Master version of the clip Any effects will ripple through all instances in the project To turn off, select the clip in the project panel Right-click > Disable masterclip effects What do the FX Badges mean? grey/white = no effect yellow = intrinsic effects modified purple = other effects, no intrinsic effects modified green = other effects, intrinsic effects modified red = master effect Working with nested footage Open 0807_MultipleEffects sequence From the timeline Select clips, then Clip > Nest (doesn t include audio) Select clips, then Sequence > Make Subsequence (drag new sequence from Project Panel)

23 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 23 Adjustment layers Add effects to adjustment layers to be adjust to any clips below them Transparent video Use Transparent Video layers to generating new items, such as Timecode and Grids Masking Every effect can have multiple masks added Open 0808_Masking sequence Use the Track forward/backwards buttons to analyze the movement in the image and track the mask accordingly

24 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 24 Scopes Window > Lumetri Scopes Wrench to choose scopes Color Correction Lumetri Color Panel Open 0901_Lumetri sequence A panel dedicated to all your color needs Click to expand each section Add input LUTs Add your vignettes Assign a keyboard shortcut to toggle on/off to quickly check your progress Keyboard Shortcuts > Bypass Lumetri Color Effects Other Common Color Effects Three-Way Color Corrector Fast Color Corrector Tint Color Balance (HLS) Broadcast Legal/Safe Open 0902_BroadcastSafe sequence Use the Video Limiter Effect to make video broadcast safe Add to an adjustment layer rather than each individual clip Recommend not using Smarter Limiter, can have weird results sometimes, especially with whites

25 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 25 Titles Add Titles Title > New Title > Default Still Open 1001_Titles sequence Duplicate Titles - Very Important! If you want to create another title based on an existing one, DO NOT copy and paste in the timeline This just creates a new instance of the same title, and any changes will be made to both titles The right way to do it Option+drag to new location This will create a new title in the Project Panel Create Leaders, Color Bars and Mattes Project panel > New Item

26 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 26 Working with After Effects You can copy/paste clips between the two programs To import an After Effects Comp through Dynamic Link File > Adobe Dynamic Link > Import After Effects Composition Or use Media Browser To create a text template in After Effects Composition > Composition Settings > Advanced tab Check Template All unlocked text layers will become editable in Premiere Right-click clip > Render and Replace to convert the linked clip to a more playback-friendly format Right-click clip > Return to Unrendered to revert to the original dynamic link

27 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 27 Match Sequence Settings Exporting Checking this option will use the preview codec of your sequence for export Other Settings Use previews - check this to your sequence previews Effects > Image Overlay to add a watermark Effects > Timecode Overlay to add timecode h.264 vs Quicktime h.264 For h.264 encoding, I recommend using the h.264 format rather than Quicktime The result are much better, and exports much faster Extension will be mp4 Queue vs Export Export will export directly from Premiere, and lock you out of the program Queue will send to Adobe Media Encoder Great option if you need to keep working in Premiere Also uses more CPU for faster exports Create watch list In the bottom right panel of Media Encoder Add folders and formats Whenever a file shows up in the directory, Media Encoder will automatically queue and render the file

28 Adobe Premiere Pro Training Page 28 Where To Next? Adobe Forums ( Moving to Adobe Premiere Pro (Facebook) PremierePro.net (sells a great book that is a deep dive into the program) Video Revealed (Youtube) premierebro.com (stay up to date with news, articles and tutorials) The Premiere Pro (my website)